j=4.88 when g=8 and v=11
Further explanation:
When the increase/decrease in one quantity cause increase/decrease in other quantity, it is called direct variation.
Variation is always accompanied by a variation constant.
<u>Given</u>
g and v vary directly with j
IT can be written as:
j∝gv
Putting the variation constant k
j = kgv
Putting g = 6 and v=3

So the value of k is 1/18 which makes the equation

So, j=4.88 when g=8 and v=11
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Answer:
$1323.00
Step-by-step explanation:
A simple equation that can be used to figure this out is:
p*1.5*o=t
The variables mean:
p- hourly pay
o- hours worked overtime
t- total amount of money earned.
(Also, the 1.5 is always used to calculate overtime, no matter what job, unless otherwise specified, and as referred in the problem as "time and a half").
So, to finally work out this problem:
($14*1.5)*63=?
first, (14*1.5)= $21
($21*63)= $1323.
Here's the prefixes for the order of measurements from greatest to least
Kilo --> Hecta --> Deca |base unit (e.g gram, liter)| --> Deci --> Centi --> Milli
1kg , 1g , 1cg , 1mg
Answer:
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